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What does no es verdad mean?

"No es verdad" means "It is not true" in Spanish.

It literally translates to "It is not truth," but it's used more like the English phrase "It is not true."

Here are some examples of how to use it in a sentence:

* "No es verdad que él sea rico." (It's not true that he's rich.)

* "No es verdad lo que dijo." (What he said is not true.)

* "¿Es verdad que te vas a mudar?" "No es verdad." ("Is it true that you're moving?" "It's not true.")

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